College Eye — March 27, 1913

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Optimistic spirit prevails; prospects are better at state capital	School question to be answered soon by legislature.
1	Bessie Briggs	Bessie Briggs will not be able to complete the term due to illness.
1	Triangular debate progressing fine; men nearly ready to begin practice	Preview of April 11 debate with Coe and Morningside.
1	In the state oratorical contest	Results from state oratorical contest provided.
1	Hawkeye Conference to meet here; first event of new organization to be held here May 31	R. F. Seymour announces first Hawkeye Conference track meet; to be held at Teachers College.
1	Vacation fruitful for gospel team; ten converts result of week's labor	Gospel Team preaches at Walker, Iowa.
2	'13 football schedule adopted; our warriors taking place in high society	Preview up 1913 football season.
3	Young athlete capt. of gym. team	Roy Abbott chosen as captain of gymnastics team.
4	We agree with the adage	Commends President Seerley and Roger Leavitt for their service for students during the coordination plan debacle.
4	Class play has been announced	'When Knighthood Was in Flower' to be performed for Commencement.
4	Exchanges	College Eye thanks newspapers that swap content through the news exchanges.
4	The Simpsonian picks an all-state basketball five	Questions the selections made by the Simpson school newspaper.
4	Baseball schedule provided	Schedule for 1913 season provided.
4	Winter athletes all rewarded; members of gymnastic team as well as basketball men will receive honor emblems	Letter winners listed.
5	Kaufman-Doane concert	Preview of upcoming performances.
5	Y. W. C. A. cabinet for 1913-1914	Roster of officers.
5	University concert was interesting event; well selected program was skillfully delivered and well received	Review of the performance given by the Glee Club under the direction of Robert Fullerton.
6	Prof. W. H. Bender	Lectured in Aberdeen, South Dakota.
6	Harriet Case	Returned from Chicago.
6	Mabel Bagby	Entered school.
6	Jessie Paulger	Elected principal of Marathon consolidated school; Mina Weisbard re-elected to her position in the same school.
6	Successful Wesleyans	Good wishes to the Iowa Wesleyan oratorical team at the interstate meet.
6	Makes Teachers strong	Profile of Coach H. F. Pasini.
6	Logic; comparative scores proves dangerous	Believes teams should be weighed against each other on the court and not by comparing victories.
7	Fannie Potgieter	Left school due to illness.
7	Prof. Cable	Recovered from his operation and is now able to teach classes again.
7	On Thursday of last week.	President Seerley's uncle, James Smith, died.
7	Earl Mix	Spent a few days with his mother.
7	Miss Ward	Lectured to a group of women's clubs.
7	Prof. Samson	Lectured at the Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. meeting.
7	Hortense Meier	Accepted position as principal of the New Hampton school.
7	Word has come	Mary Barnum is praised for her work in Warrensburg, Missouri.
7	Word has been received	Lucy Robinson will visit campus in April.
7	Martha Aanken	Mother visited.
7	Miss Falkler	Judged a declamatory contest.
7	Louetta Sprague	Accepted a position in the Minneapolis schools.
7	Chloe Rains	Entered school to study music.
7	Miss Claire Dinwiddie	Claire Dinwiddie spent a few days with Esther Seerley.
7	Mrs. Dallas Stainbrook	Mrs. Dallas Stainbrook, Vancouver, Washington, visited Blanche Walters.
7	Thorvald Hansen	Visited school.
7	Fred Vorhies	Visited friends on campus.
7	Jean Bosley	Visited by Miss Meyers of Keystone.
7	O. J. Kirketeg	Entered school.
7	Vera Wood	Spent a week in Cedar Falls.
7	Queene Brown	Spent a day in Ackley.
7	Prof. Dick	Attended that North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary schools in Chicago.
7	Paul Colegrove	Spent Easter at his father's home.
7	Miss Iverson	Detained at home due to illness.
7	Prof. Samson	Attended educational meeting in Dennison.
8	College calendar	Meetings and events planned.